How to Buy a Digital Camera

By PC World Video Nov 30, 2009 7:00 AM

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Megapixels aren't the only thing you should consider when shopping for a digital camera. PC World's Amber Bouman covers the essentials: resolution, optical zoom, exposure controls, white balance, and LCDs. And after you've checked out the video, visit out Digital Camera Buying Guide for more information.

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